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Account verification
Account verification time will depend on the nature and location of the businesses involved in the transaction. In most cases verification will be instant. Occasionally, It could take up to 3 business days. Please keep in mind that all of our compliance checks are performed for the security.
VEEM Features
Veem eliminates the intermediary in international payments. When you transfer money via a wire, funds move from your bank to an intermediary bank (in some cases multiple intermediaries) before they get to your designated account.
Each time your funds hit an intermediary bank – you get hit with fees on foreign exchange conversions.
We transmit the international payments over something called the blockchain. Blockchain is the technology that replaces intermediary banks and therefore eliminates unnecessary fees.
The blockchain technology is solely used to speed up settlement times by eliminating the intermediary. All the wire and fx fees that are normally charged during your transaction occur when your payment hits the intermediary bank account. We eliminate all those extra fees by using the blockchain.
Once the money arrives from the sender’s bank, we utilize our technology to convert the currency and deliver it directly to the receiver’s bank account. The sender and receiver are able to track their money every step of the way.
Sending and Receiving money
Sending international bank wires require the same information as domestic bank wires, except they also require an IBAN/bank account number and a SWIFT/BIC code. As well, depending on where the funds are being sent, you maybe required to provide a local bank clearing code.
Costs are typically higher for international bank wires, as they usually require intermediary banks to help complete the transaction. The cost for international wires varies from $60-$80, not counting potential receiving fees or foreign exchange fees that could be added as well.
International wires are generally processed along the SWIFT network. SWIFT (The Society for Worldwide Interbank Financial Telecommunication) is an international messaging network of banks which allow clients to send or receive funds globally. The technology was first implemented in 1973 to increase the security and efficiency of international money transfers.
To receive domestic bank wires –
– Bank name and address
– Business name or name of account holder
– Your Name
– Address
– Your Account Number
*This number can be found at the bottom of checks.
Be sure to double and triple check this information. Wrongly inputted account information can result in delayed payments. If the information is incorrect, the funds are automatically rerouted back into the sender’s account.
Veem does not transfer domestic funds with wires. Customers’ funds are processed using domestic ACH, or American Clearing House. The only difference between an ACH payment and a wire is that instead of being processed on an individual basis, payments processed in ACH do so in batches. This technology was designed for a high-volume of processing, meaning that money transfers generally move more efficiently.
Here’s how what you need to receive domestic ACH with Veem –
– Recipient gets an email with a button/link to claim the payment on Veem’s platform.
– The recipient inputs business type, EIN/TIN tax ID numbers, industry, address and banking information.
– If the recipient is a first-time receiver, Veem will offer them to sign up with their payments platform at no cost.
– Recipient reviews details before clicking “Accept Payment”.
Receiving International Bank Wires –
If the international bank where the wire is sent from has a branch or headquarters in the US, there won’t be much of a difference compared to a domestic bank wire.
But, in every other circumstance, you’re required to hand over a little more information, and send it to multiple institutions.
To receive your international bank wire, you need to provide the sender with the following information:
– Your name and full address
– Account number
– Your branch address
– Bank’s international routing number
– What currency can be accepted to their bank account
Furthermore, there may be additional charges for international bank wires, as they often require intermediary banks to facilitate the transaction. Recipients may receive less than they expect, due to the additional intermediary fees that are applied to international bank wires.
Payment Request
Requesting a payment through banks can be a hassle, if not impossible. The four major US banks (Bank of America, Wells Fargo, Citibank, and Chase) don’t allow clients to request payments unless they’re affiliated with a third party such as Zelle.
Zelle is a digital payments network used by US banks to transfer money between clients. At this time, Zelle doesn’t have an international payments feature, so requesting payments through the platform can only be done domestically.
Requesting a payment puts invoicing back in your hands. No more waiting for payments to arrive, and no more forgotten transactions. Requesting international wire transfers allows businesses to take control of their incoming finances to better prepare their fiscal operations.
Here’s how to request a payment through Veem –
– Input the email of the person you are requesting funds from.
– Choose the currency and amount.
– Add an invoice, due date or additional email addresses.
If this is your first payment request, you may have to enter some preliminary information. However, if you’ve done business with them before, it will be saved on Veem’s dashboard as a member of your network.
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